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Hosted by Dan Rice · sports · EN · 28 episodes
Explore the world of pro wrestling tournaments with Dan Rice. They go through tournaments one by one to let you know what stinks and what doesn't.
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Episode #28
<p>"TALKING TOURNEYS is back. We've heard your clamoring and the demands, so we're thrilled to announce that Talking Tourneys is back with a bang, and it's now a Dan Rice solo production!"</p><p>That's what I said 16 months ago... Lets try it again!</p><p>This episode I've got Violent People Radio's Pat on with me to discuss the tenth annual Nick Gage Invitational.</p>
Episode #27
<p>TALKING TOURNEYS is back. We've heard your clamoring and the demands, so we're thrilled to announce that Talking Tourneys is back with a bang, and it's now a Dan Rice solo production! </p><p> In this exciting new chapter, of Talking Tourneys, each episode will feature Dan in conversation with a rotating lineup of amazing co-hosts. And to kick things off, we couldn't have asked for a better guest than the one and only Tim from Q&TR! </p><p>Tim and Dan dive deep into Prestige's 2023 Cascadia Wrestling Cup</p><p>https://linktr.ee/violentpeople</p><p>Thank you...
Episode #26
<p>Dan & Sam are finally back after months away. </p><p>We heard what fans were saying, what they were begging for. They wanted to hear about Court Bauer's Major League Wrestling's Opera Cup. A tournament that according to Court Bauer (ETI - Extremely Trustworthy Individual), goes back decades. Nearly a hundred years quite frankly. Who were we, mere podcast hosts, to say to cover such a tournament? Sure there are only four wrestlers, something we absolutely knew ahead of time.</p><p>Then to keep up with the 2023 vibes, we cover Sam's favorite promotion, AIW. They have their maybe, p...
Episode #25
<p>Talking Tourneys is back to talk about one of the all-time tournaments. All the stars are here, Anthony Henry, Lio Rush, Jason Kincaid, Jordan Kage, etc.. A classic format of 6 first-round matches and a 6 person elimination final. We have a type as of late. We also talk about Sam's trip down to the territory briefly.</p>
Episode #24
<p>Tim is back as our first-time 2x guest to talk about the first Tetsujin tournament. During the course of the show we talk about what makes good tournament composition, Dan brings up some scathing tweets from the past, and if anything shoot style is good.</p><p>LINKS!<br>Q&T Are: twitter.com/QandTare<br>BEAUTY IN COMBAT: youtu.be/wWu1jNofNUY?si=cRbzwT0Z6OaSkguO</p>
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